Just watched both your vids on this project, and you're very talented. Only thing I wish you had shown in this part was the stitching as I have no idea how to do that. Did you do that by hand or do you have a machine? Also, I noticed when you punched the holes with the 4-hole "fork" you did it over another piece of scrap leather. Does that help with the exit holes on the backside? This back clip looks very well done, but although they're convenient I haven't had good luck with belt clips being that secure, and kind of prefer what looks like a scout carry leather loop on the back as shown in Part 1. Although that clip looks like it would handle a 1.5" belt OK... I also like the plain leather, but saw one guy who imprints a design / pattern in the wet leather before he cuts it, along the top outside mouth of the sheath. Details on fastening the clip with the rivet securely would also be welcome. I have most of these supplies (edge dressing, contact cement, utility knife, Pecards / Fiebings, even some antler for boning in the sheath) and have wet fitted existing sheaths to folding knives before with varying degrees of tightness, but would need to get a few leather working tools it looks like. Is there some place you recommend for leather and tools? Finally, I would definitely do this for my 110, but the knife that really needs it that I carry all the time is a beefy full size Chaves 229 Redencion, which may be easier or harder, not sure. Anyway, apologies for all the questions, and hope you get more subscribers as you deserve it! Thanks for the detailed look at your very nice work. 👍🏼

Very cool! Please put me on the list if you ever decide to sell these. I sure would love to have one!!

Was disappointed that you didn't show the stitching process. Enjoyed the rest.👍

While I agree with the aesthetic of no screw/rivet retaining the clip, it'll be interesting to see how it holds up in daily use. Really like your work and enjoy your YT posts.

Amazing work... Dude, your good !

Do you wear it so the part of the knife sticking out is facing upwards or downwards on your side?

Hi.thank you very much for all your videos showing your skills...I will try to do it that way......my question is were can I get that clips?.can you provide a link?...again thank you very much for taking your time doing this videos...God Bless You

Do you ever make wet molded Buck sheaths for sale ?

excellent

What weight leather did you use? I like the holster and want too make one with a little bit wider clip. Do you recommend staining the leather before molding or wait until the sheath is complete?

Nice work-I really don't care for the supplied sheaths,any hints to help them?You sure you don't want to make these as a side hustle??

Great vids. Where's the clip from?

Nice looking sheath. A few pointers though I'd definitely use a rivet cause your clip will slip over time cause that glue won't hood forever. Also you never said what weight leather your using. It looks to be 5-6 oz. And if you're doing an informative vid you need to show each step while th some explanation, you skipped completely over stitching and furnishing your edges,also what kinda wax you put on.

j'ai le même couteau, c'est mon frère qui me l'a ramener des Etats Unis

Thanks for the vid. I know everyone has their own way and that's fine but I would like to point out a couple of things as it may help other. 1st ur the only person I've seen that uses that glue, and if it works for u great. To me it seems very thin{watered down}. Also most use 2 coats of glue then let it get tacky before putting the pieces together. Might suggest drawing a line at least on the flat leather as its easy to go over the glue space. Then I don't understand the point of hanging the heavy part of the leather off the wood to make ur sew holes, then not even showing ur sewing. Then u put edging on it without buffing it on any wood? or explaining that ur using edging stain? And backing up what good purpose why ur leather is just glued {probably not cured} sticking the knife in and taking the chance of tearing or at the very least making the glue weak?